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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREO ON, TUESDAY, APRTL 3. 1923
Focal and
Personal
So far as could be loarned up to
eurly tills afternoon but little ilumnBe
; was done to tbe uIobboiiis and budB of
i the early fruit trees by the hurd hail
! utorm of yesterday afternoon. County
; Agent Cate and Floyd Youns, the
! frost expert, were making a tour of
: t lip valley today investigating Into
this feature. Nineteen hundredths of
an Inch of rain during the 24 hours
ending this morning ut 8 o'clock, to
be added to the .18 of an Inch that had
; fallen Saturday and Sunday. Probable
rain Is the prediction for Wednesday.
: Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
'. 10
! Twelve-Inch slab wood ti.EO per tier
j delivered by taking i tier or more,
j Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76. M
Mur. 20 was Lucky Day at Deuel's.
10
( Elaborate preparations have been
. completed for the big gathering of the
members of the Kilts lodge next
Thursday night, on the occasion oMhe
installation of new officers, which
; event will bo Immediately followed by
' a smoker.
Brown sells shoes. 103 N. Central.
tf
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Crescent orchestra dance, Eagie'
Point, Sat. April 7th. ' 13
O. C. Boggs has again returned to
his regular business duties following
a week's Illness with a severe cold,
ukin to the flu, which has left him In
a. much weakened condition.
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf
- Tumy writes all forms of insurance.
.. .... i4
Crafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery.
Phnne B80-J-2. . . ' tr
' It has Just become known that some
time ago another Medford physician
and surgeon was elected Into member
ship In the American College of Sur
geons, that high honor having been
conferred on Dr. R. J. Conroy, who
will go to Chicago next summer to be
initiated into this world famed body
of leading surgeons of the United
States. The other Medford member Is
Dr. E. B. Picket, who has been a
member for some time past. What
makes the honor all the more appreci
ated by these two men Is that election
and membership came to each un
asked for.
Mur. 20 was Lucky Day at Deuel's.
10
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
Rast Main.
Kiilnd hny for snle. J. H. Carkln. 348
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of this
j city wero week end vlsItorB In Grants
l'ass.
) Sprny lmao 21 cents pej foot. Crit
ter Lake Hardware Co tf
We will loan you money to build o
buv HolmPH the Tnsurnnrp Man.
Phone Tumy 402 for auto Insurance.
14
The city council will hold Its first
meeting of the month tonight, at
which many rautlno and other matters
will be discussed.
Crescent orchestra dance,
Point, Sat. April 7th.
Fruit, nut and shade trees.
Valloy Nursery. Phone C80-J-2.
Euglo
13
Eden
tf
For sand, gravel, sediment and toam
work soe Samuol Bateman, 302 Maplo
Btrcet. Phone 812-J.
Positive assurance that the head of
fices of the Hartman Syndicate of the
Pacific Coast would be established in
Ashland was given this morning by H.
W. Hartman, president, with the an
nouncement that preliminary work
was begun today on remodeling the
concrete building on Pioneer street,
north of the alley back of the Ashland
hotel, for an up to date office building.
Offlcos, Mr. Hartman stated, would
consist of five rooms.
Cladlola bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery
Phone 680-J-2. tf
Fresh "Hot-Shot" Batteries for your
spray rigs. Eleotrto Shop, S. Bartlett
street. ' 819
Guests of relatives In the Applegate
are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Motschan and
duughtor, Phyllis Jean, and Misa Erna
Cavanaugh, of Portland who nrrlvod
on Sunday by auto.
Do not buy an eloctrto washer until
wo have demonstrated the new May
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Co. tf
Auto Insurance, Brown ft Will to. If
JfJSOflwcc
A JLITTLE CHAT
on the desirability, yes, tho ne
cessity, of your having a policy
of Burglary Insurance.' Come
In. and consult us It will cost
you nothing and not obligate
you. And you may profit by .
the opportunity.
. - McCURDY
Insurance Agency.
' , , T1. 123
Mcdfonl Nntlnnnl I Wink
Mnlfonl, Oregon
Itl.lg
Though the two carloads of machin
ery belonging to the syndicate wero
shipped to Medl'ord the last of the
week, these will be returned to Ash
land late this afternoon and unloaded
here. No attempt was made to unload
these In Medford, and the cars were
"spotted" In a position where all who
drove along the main street could see.
Ashland Tidings.
Crescent orchestra dunce. Eagle
Point, Sat. April 7th. 13
Autos washed and polished at Med
ford Auto Co. Bulck Service, corner
Main and Holly. Satisfaction guaran
teed. 325
Astoria merchants did not expect a
fire. Does your Insurance cover the J
full value of your stock? Telephone
Tumy No. 402 for Insurance. Office
Liberty Bldg. 14
Mrs. Henry Calhoun leaves tomor
row for Oakland, Calir., to Join her
husband In the city who went there
several weeks ago. They plan to re
side In Oakland, at least until next
fall. '
Mar. 20 was Lucky Day at Deuel's.
10
Brown, 103 N. Central, has little
ones and big ones. 7tf
We can still furnish Bpray hose for
20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. tf
The housing situation at Cold Hill,
according to news dispatches, is more
acute than it any time since the war.
A number of the employes of the ce-
1fi mI. ..'
to and from work.
Try our wet wash, 6c per t. Amer
ican Laundry. Phone 873. 325
See Brown for Bhoes. tf
After the fire It Ib too late to Insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
Cy Stevens of Medford was married
Friday to Miss Elmo. Johnson of this
city at Yreka, Cal. Miss Johnson had
resided for some time with her par
ents, who are residents of the lower
river In the vicinity of Ferrydale. Mr.
Stevens Is a driver of one of tbe
lnterurban cars which travel between
Medford and Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs.
Stevens expect to make their home In
Medford. Grants Pass Courier.
Our household furniture must be
sold this week. D. E. Millard, 521
West Eleventh. Phone 133. 10
Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
10
Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
' tf
I Orover Corum returned last nlelit
from Butte Falls where he has been
for the past week looking over his
homestead and doing some Improve
ment work there.
Wednesday, March 7th was lucky
day. Crater Lake Hardware Co. 11
Take yonr kodak films to Palmer's
Btudio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Let's go to Brown's for shoes. 103
N. Central. 7tf
Ed Morris, Western Cartridge com
pany representative from Portland
arrived in Medford this morning for a
several days business visit.
Hrown trades what you have for
, what you want. 7tf
I Our household furniture must be
sold this week. D. E. Millard, 521
West Eloventh. Phone 133. 10
j Grape vines: Tokay, Muscat, Mul
I oga, Rose Peru, Zlnfindell, Thompsons
Seedless. Trellis grapes: Concord,
Brighton, U'ordon, Agawam, Niagara
and Campboll's Enrly. Eden Valley
Nursery. 1 Phono 680-J-2. tf
Of lntorest to Boparato Company A
members and tho national guard else
where throughout the state is the
news that recognition of the 42 years
of service of Colonel Claren E. Dentler
regular army, will be given by the
Oregon National Guard, for which or
ganization he has been senior Instruc
tor for many years In the form of a
rovlew in his honor at the Armory in
Portland. In further commemoration
of Colonel Dentler's service, a recep
tion will be given him and Mrs. Dent
ler in the ballroom of the armory next
Monday night, to be followed by a
formal military ball which will be at
tended by officers from every section
of the state as well as regular army j
officers of nearby posts. Colonol
Dentlor and the Into Colonel H. H.
Sargent of Medford and Jacksonville
were follow classmates at- the West
Point military academy and fast
friends ever afterwards.
Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
10
Wednesday, March 7lh was lucky
day. Crator Lake Hardware Co. 11
Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
10
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bromley of
Grants Pass spent Sunday In Medford
and were visitors hero yesterday also.
Genuine Bisch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
llartlott. tf
Lawn mower sharpening guaran
teed. Modford Harware & Sporting
OoodB Co. 10
R. 1. Red setting eggs at DeVoe'B.
Ralph W. Terrell returned this mor
ning from Portland whore he had been
on ft brief business visit.
50 pieces of rough dry for $1.50
American Laundry. Phone 873.
Just a lino to remind you that I will
gladly duplicate any bouafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or loss money and Rlve'you bet
ter sorvlce. N. 8. Bennett, prop. Eden
Valloy Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf
Blight resistant pear trees for fall
dollvory. Old Home on Pyrus UsBiirl
ousts. Home grown Old Home and
Ohloh on Japan. Edon Valloy Nursory,
Phone 680-J-3. tf
Judge C. M. Thnmns Is holding forth
In Josophlno county this week Hidden
Inl to the grand Jury of that county
having convened yesterday at Grants
Pass. Thoro aro no especially Inter
esting cases to be brought up at this
session It Is said, and it Is thought
that the grand Jury's work will bo con
fined chiefly to routine maters.
Crater Lake Kennels Registered
Colllos, Russian Wolfhounds. Dogs
and pets boarded. Phone lOHt. 10
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Irma M. Huson will entertain
the Royal Neighbors of America Wed
nesday afternoon, April 4th at her
home in the Sunset Park addition.
All Royal Neighbors are invited.
Children cared for by hour, day or
week. 512 Dakota. 15
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2.
tf
Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
10
It is reported that several persons
have been operating In the city lately
securing photographs and stating ut
tbe time of asking for the pictures
that they were to be used for educa
tional purposes. Afterward, it Is Bald,
thoy return with an enlargement of
the original photo and refuse to re
turn the original unless the owner
will buy the enlargement.
For Sale General merchandise
stock, small town, invoice about five
thousand. Doing tine business. Ad
dress Heath and Herman, Grants Pass,
Oregon. 11
Harness and leather goods repaired
Medford Hardware & Sporting Goods
Co. 10'
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main. .
Roy Oppie of Roseburg arrived from
that city yesterday and will spend sev
eral days here and in Ashland on
business.
We have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf'
Choice everblodmmg roses. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Have your rugs washed on your own
floors most convenient, sanitary
method, kills germs, no dust raUed,
Get your order in early. E. L. Davis,
Phone 644. 211 Stark St 30
"It cost I. H. Crawford, half-breed
Indian from the Klamath reservation,
just $26 an hour to speed on the Pa
clfic highway between Central Point
and Medl'ord enrly Saturday morning'
i sayB the Ashland Tidings.
'He was
arrested by S. B. Sandlfer, who was
forced to make more than 60 miles an
hour In order to effect the capture.
Crawford was traveling at the rate of
68 miles an hour. When he appeared
before W. H. Gowdy, Justice of the
peace, late Saturday afternoon, he
was fined $150. In addition to the
charge of speeding on the highway,
Sandlfer also filed charges against the
Indian for traveling in excess of 20
miles an hour within the city limits of
Medford. This cost Crawford an addi
tional $25."
Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per
tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more.
Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley
Fuel Co., Phone 76. tf
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Closing out all our farm machinery,
several good buys. Patton & Robin
son. Inc. tf
Albeit Cummlngs of Glendale is In
this city on business for a few days,
The University of Oregon Girls'
Glee club which will present a pro
gram In the high school auditorium
tonight arrived this afternoon from
Roseburg where they appeared before
a crowded house last night.
Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle
Point, Sat. April 7th. 13
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tf
There's a busy Business College
In your home town. GWN.
Paul Scherer of the Table Rock dis
trict siient the forenoon in Medford
attonding to business matters.
AlaBka Inv. & Dev. Co.'s stockhold
ers plense write to 520 Consolidated
Building, 6th and Hill, Los Angeles,
Calif. 11
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
About fifty high school Btudents,
under the direction of Tom Swem
gave the bnsketball floor at the Nat
a busy appearance this morning. They
wore proparlng scenery for the high
school operetta, "The Gypsy Rover"
which will be presented at the Page
theatre tomorrow night
Brown says he fixes them
while
you wait.
Blng cherry trees. Eden
Nursery. Phone 680-J-2.
7tf
Valley
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Lady Elks dance Tuesday, April 3rd.
10
The recent cloudy weather, accom
panied by the frequent cool winds and
showers, has put a damper on the
tennis enthusiasm, which has been
rainpnnt recently, nt least for the time
being. It is expected that the racquet
wleldors will soon be going through
their antics again however as the
spring showers are not expected to
Inst for many dnys.
Brown says he has lota of them.
103 N. Control. ' 7tf
Moved to 624 N. Riverside Ave.
Phone 474, City Cleaning and Dyeing
Co. 12
Frnnk Carson of Butte Falls was in
Medford yesterday atendlng to busi
ness matters.
Colonial Garage for tire service.
J?? .LAIE J C!S,FY
FOR SALE About 50 foet of carrier
track with carriage, suitable for hay
barn, warehouse, garage, etc; will
carry 1500 pounds; has all equip
ment for Installing. Come In and
soe It nt Mall Tribune office. tf
WANTED Steady man Butte Creek
Orchard, Eagle Point. 15
FOR SALE-Young fiillblood Duroe
sow: will farrow July 1st . C. C.
Chapman, Borrydalo, 1 mllo north
Medford, 10
FOR SALE R. 1. Red eggs 75 cents
setting. Phono 639-J-3. 16
FOR SALE OR RKNT-Sovim room
house. Tenth nnd Laurel. Call 305
S. Oskclale. Phono 470-J. tf
Handicraft ho-D
Hwnstltchln
Mnrtnna aovftrvdu
Plcotlng
8o pr JMd.
Medford fishermen are much inter
ested In the report that John Mc
Intyre, foreman-carpenter of the Port
land water bureau, had good fortune
Sunday in catching a 56-pound Chi
nook salmon In the Willamette river
near OBwego. It is said to have been
the largest Balmon caught on the Wil
lamette river this season. It took
Mclntyre a little more than an hour
to land the fish and the gaff hook was
straightened out when the fish was
first caught.
Moved to 624 N. Riverside Ave.
Phone 474, City Cleaning and Dyeing
Co. i2
Brown bos a first class shoe repair I in the Medford public schools,
shop. , 7tf i Dazzling costumes and elaborata
Auto Insurance. Brown & White. ! scenery in addition to an excellent
Brown's shoe hospital will heel your ! c"st of leading characters and well
shoes. 103 N. Central. 7tf drilled choruses will combine to moke
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
The Mall Tribune has put in a new
carriage for handling big rolls of
paper and has about 60 feet of carriage
track equipped with hangers and car
riage for 1500 pounds; Just the thing
for a hay barn, garage or warehouse.
If you need anything of this kind see
It at once. A bargain.
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UNIVERSITY GLEE
CLUB TONIGHT
The University of Oregon Girls'
Glee club will-appear at the high
school auditorium tonight, having ar
rived this afternoon from Roseburg
where they presented their program
last night. The program begins
promptly at 8:15.
In addition to popular and classi
cal music, comedy skits and novelty
stunts will be presented. A large
audience of Medford supporters of
the University is expected and it is
anticipated that the high school aud
itorium will he taxed to accommo
date the listeners.
Exceptional musical ability, excel
lent training and a novel and unus
ual arrangement of program are the
features of the performance accord
ing to report.
WEDDING BELLS
Nora Ella Anderson of Merlin was
united in marriage at one o'clock to
day at the home of Rev. F. R. Leach
to Charles A. Thompson of Jackson
ville. The bridegroom is employed by the
lnterurban Autocar company of this
city and has a number of friends here
and In Jacksonville: who wish the
couple happiness. . j .
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will make
their home in Medford.
Word of the marriage of Miss Lo-
rettn Logan to John P. Goodwyn, for
merly of this city has been received
here; The ceremony took place
San Francisco on Wednesday, March
28.
Miss Logan has spent some time in
Medford and has many friends here.
She had been employed as cashier at
tho Seward hotel In., Portland for the
past year.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Goodwyn will mnke
their homo in San Francisco where
Mr. Goodwyn Is In the garage busi
ness.
Heroism nt Sen.
NEW YORK. April 3. Cantnln
Cluett and the crew of six of the Brit
ish schooner Rita M. Cluett were res
cued early today from the distressed
vessel which was on fire about 360
miles south of Cape Ruce tho
steamer President Fillmore, reported
in a wireless to the United States
snipping Doard. The schooner was
bound from Spain to St. Johns, N. F.
with a cargo of salt.
Knights Templar Conclave
Malta Commandery No. 4
meets in Masonic hall, Ash
land, on Wednesday even
ing, April 4. The nronosl-
'rfwy lion or instituting a new
. . -
commandery at Medford will come up
ror decision as to granting permission
under regulations. All members are
not only invited, but urged to be pres
ent sojourners and visitors being
courteously welcomed also. Supper
will be served at 6:30 o'clock.
F. H. JOHNSON. Em. Com.
10 W. H. DAY. Recorder.
R. A. M.
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special Convocation Tues
day, April 3rd, 8 p. m.
M. E. M. Degree. Visitors
welcome.
, A. F. NOTH, Secy.
10
11 Tko
I
Shop
which every housewife has
been waiting; for.
i
Watch This Spaa
L2k
'i'AT mm
"The Gypsy Rover," an operetta In
three acts with a cast of more than
sixty high school students will be pre
sented tomorrow evening at the Page
1 theatre under the direction of Miss
I Frances Sherwood, dlreqtor of music
"The Gypsy Rover," one of the best
musclal performances ever presented
by amateurs in Medford.
The scenery is being made by high
school students themselves under the
direction of Tom Swem and there is
not the usual lack of co-operation In
the matter. At least thirty Btudents
of the high school have spent several
hours today in completing the Bcenery.
T
Jack Hemstreet, former local po
liceman who has kept the Crater
Lake lodge from blowing off the rim
all winter long, arrived In Medford
last night for a few days' visit and
reports the snow at the rim Is 10 feet
6 inches in depth. ; , !
Jack hiked out on sklls via Fort
Klamath and Klamath Falls and the
hall storm yesterday afternoon was
merely due to the frozen particles of
snow which he shook from various
parts of his anatomy after having
reached the road, where he could
walk without the aid of skiis.
Jack reports that the foot
depth of snow at the lake is four feet
short of the normal depth at this
time of year, but that records show
that as much as four feet of snow has
fallen there in the month of April in
previous years.
He expects to return to the lake in
a week.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder aldments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome ' and
thoroughly cleansing t cathartic ' for
constipation, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
Customs Increased
WASHINGTON, Aqiril 3 Customs
receipts for March totalling $62,172,000
broke all records. The nearest previ
ous approach to that figure was in
September of last year when $53,135,
000 was paid In import duties.
TONIGHT
LAST TIMES!
"THE KID'S" Only Rival
and It Is a Knockout
CHARLEf
CHAPUH
COMING
THURSDAY HAROLD TITUS'
Famous North Woods
Novel
TIMBER
).;,:, V .
Playing under, the title of
"HEARTS
AFLAME"
with
FRANK KEENAN
ANNA Q. NILSSON
TOMORROW NIGHT
Medfort! High School pn
roiiU the musical ronimly
"THE UYISY HOVK1U"
0. V. MYERS
"The Truck Mn"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
30 X, llollj " ' l'Uone COO
The Mode
and the Modart
Now, especially, do the
mode and the Modart go well
together. For with the
straight and simple sil
houette of Spring comes an
even greater need for skilful
corseting. And Modard
only Modart can without
sacrifice of comfort, trans
form those curves of nature
to supplie lines of fashion.
A trial fitting and ever
after you will choose the
Modart. '
, . i . . -.
M. M. Department Store
9Ae FLORSHEIM SHOE
OfONEY'S WORTH
X or just a pair of shoes for
your money. A slight difference
in price makes a big difference
in value. It is better to buy
Florsheim Shoes and get satafac
, tion than to save a dollar .and
wish you had.
;r: ;- no
cA low price for this fine quality
$11 and $12
C. M. Kidd & Co.
FOR THE MAN
RE
E. TV
No, John, It's
Not a Movie.
See You Tomorrow.
MR. CAR OWNER .
Dr;ve in and select your Spring tire needs now, ns we can
save you the biff advance in prices. Our guaranteed high quality
Ajnx and Coast brands will meet with your approval.
"Wc give free tire and crnnk case service.
. ARMORY SERVICE STATION
Pacific Highway at Jackson St.
ARMSTRONG
PHONE 873 fOR LAUNDRY WORK
Wet Wash 5c per lb. returned the following day.
Dry Wash 7c per lb. all flat pieces ironed.
Rough Dry 9c per lb.
THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY
1
WHO CARES
B. G.
& WOLFF